How to shoot night scenes with Nikon D7000

Generally choose the aperture priority mode, so that when shooting, the exposure time will be displayed on the camera and the photo will be taken automatically.

In this mode, you can choose the appropriate aperture according to your needs. Because it is dark, you can choose a larger aperture such as 2.8. If you want to increase the depth of field, you can choose a smaller aperture, such as 7--8.

If the exposure time is too long and you want to shoot dynamic objects, you need to increase the sensitivity. , until the exposure time is satisfactory, if the sensitivity is too high, there will be noise, so you need to use the flash.

Metering mode, use matrix metering,

-- ----Shooting in this way is basically like a point-and-shoot camera. Generally, the exposure is mostly correct. Take a look at it. If you are not satisfied, use exposure compensation to adjust it and take another picture.

Wish you a happy success. !